You feel all of it...
Hi everyone!
So I noticed that when I have an erection and I kind of "flex" my shaft at its base (that is, pull my penis to the side, thus "flexing" it compared to my body), I get a pleasant feeling that feels kind of like you would stretch your muscles/back when waking up for example.
Actually, I also remember that since a very young age, I masturbated (without actually knowing what masturbation was) by lying on my belly and putting a hand or teddy bear under my penis, mostly by stimulating it similarly to what I described above.
Nowadays though I do not masturbate this way and I do not really get this stimulation during sex either, but I believe it is interesting to explore! Any similar experiences?
I also have the feeling that it must have something to do with the inner part of the penis, and maybe taint stimulation might reach to something similar? What's your take on this?
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male, when i start stroking the shaft i'll normally start actioning/pulling a muscle in my penis immediately, which makes for a better sensation. this is the same muscle that can forcibly make my penis go erect further. anyone know what i'm talking about?
thanks very much! :)
The volume of the effect could be compared to the volume of an actual old door creaking noise, fairly loud and very noticeable to anyone nearby.
Then the librarian told me to take it out.
I have found this by accident using a retractor in high settings and has a pulse mod
Tried it on a boat and it is not working
From an evolutionary perspective.
I'm a 25M with CP that affects all of my extremities. I've always had problems with some muscle twitches like many others with CP, but I've experienced much more severe twitches over the last few days. Both my left and right toes are twitching every few minutes along with strange areas such as my biceps, buttocks area and trapezius. Most are painless, but sometimes, I feel a shock like sensation at times as well. I've never had twitching like this before and I'm trying to figure out if's a non-CP related issue. (My doctors just assume it is without a second thought.)
For context, I suffered permanent nerve damage to both legs during a botched lengthening procedure in 2013. Doctors said I may experience discomfort if the damaged nerves start sending signals again, but I don't really know if the nerves would start coming back to life 8 years later.
Sorry if this is the wrong forum to post this. I'm new here!
I’m 5’7”, weigh 60kg and am not on any medication at the moment.
Context: My left tibia was crushed underneath a car wheel. In hospital I got compartment syndrome and have been in hospital for 4 weeks now.
On Friday I had surgery to clean my wound in order to close it (the wound for my fasciotomy has been open for 3 weeks which is crazy to me) and they forgot to tell me about the 70% necrotic tissue im my muscle compartment.
How likely am I to walk, run and jump like before? I’ve seen people come back from much worse, but I don’t know the medicine behind any of it. Please be blunt if need be.
Would I still turn invisible and go into the Wraithworld? Would Sauron care that his most valued possession is worn in such a fashion? Plus since the ring is said to adapt to the size of the finger, I don't think it'd be a problem no matter what state the penis is in, it'd always fit.
I mean, who's gonna check down there?
This recently happened in a campaign I'm in, and I have never been so glad to not be part of a role playing encounter.
Some background: we had visited this high priced magic shop earlier in the campaign. It was run by a grumpy old man and his mountain of a nephew. It was pretty obvious to us that the nephew was not a bright bulb, and was the shop's muscle. Well, before we returned to this town it had been attacked and suffered heavy casualties.
Some of our party return to the shop to get information on what happened and hopefully restock. The characters were very surprised to see the nephew behind the counter, and the uncle nowhere in sight. Through role playing, the party finds out the old man 'hasn't woken up' and it's pretty clear to us, but not the nephew, that the guy is dead.
One rogue asks for the price again of a fancy magic item (OOC he forgot how much it was). The nephew is thinking very hard, and eventually holds up his hand. It costs 5.
"Five.... platinum...?" The player asked the DM and the DM shrugged. "It costs 5, that's what he knows." He pays 5 platinum (roughly 1/10th of the original price) and the nephew carefully counts the coins on his fingers.
The other rogue asks about another, clearly more valuable item. He asks the price, and after a moment of hard thinking, the nephew holds up both hands. It costs 10.
[My NG character isn't in the shop, thank God, because I'm laughing so hard I can't breathe. "Offer him copper!" I tell the rogue's player]
The rogue's player isn't as mean as I am, and offers 10 gold. It takes the nephew a very long time to count the money, but he accepts the gold and seems happy about the sale. (roughly 1/100th of the cost)
As they're leaving the shop, one of the players asks the table OOC, "was that wrong?"
Still laughing, I tell him "well, you were kind enough not to beat the poor boy up while you robbed him."
All of our characters are good aligned.
TL; DR - test your party's "good" alignment by giving a shopkeeper a fresh tragic backstory and only a vague understanding of money.
